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Do I need a liquor license to sell wine in gift baskets in Missouri?
I want to sell wine by the bottle in gift baskets or maybe just by the bottle as a gift. They will be sold out of MO, and will only constitute about 10% of my sales. I need to know if I need a liquor license to do this and if so, what classification of liquor license will I need. Also if you know all this…How much will this cost?
Yes, you will need a liquor license, but it will depend on if you are selling at a brick and mortar location (you will need a site license) or if you are delivering. I am not certain about delivering but the site location would be very similar to a bar license. I would imagine it would cost a few hundred dollars for the application/processing but will also tax each unit that you sell.
A good way to find out more info might be to contact a local winery and see if they can assist. They would be interested in trying to get you to sell theirs, so you could make it mutually beneficial.
If you want to venture this on your own checkout http://www.atc.dps.mo.gov/index.asp
Wine Lovers Gifts – Top 10 Wine Gift Ideas
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Gold & Blue Dichroic Art Glass Wine Bottle Stopper Holiday Party Kitchen Gift $39.99 |
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Art Glass Wine Bottle Stopper Murrine Psychedelic Kitchen Party Gift Millifiore $49.99 |
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XMAS GIFT BOOZ WINE BOTTLE GOBLET SILVER TONED STAINLESS STEEL MENS CUFF LINKS $5.99 |
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Pineapple Cork Cage Wine Gift Bottle NEW $24.50 |
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Brand New BROOKSTONE Automatic Wine Opener- Effortless Cork Removal- Great Gift $15.99 |
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Vinturi Essential Wine Aerator Wine needs to breathe to allow it to open up, release its intended aromas, and of course, make it taste better. Vinturi’s patent pending design speeds up this process by instantly aerating with ease and convenience. The perfect aeration in the time it takes to pour a glass of wine…. |
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The Original RedNek Wine Glass $7.00 You don’t have to reside in the backwoods to appreciate the humor. A great conversation piece, whatever your pleasure, from wine to white lightning. Even his beer takes on “extra classy” redneck style when sipped from this glass. Includes a screw-on lid. Handmade; no two are exactly alike. Hand wash. 12 oz. 9″H…. |
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Vacu Vin 0981450 Wine Saver Vacuum Wine Pump with 2 Stoppers $5.49 Using a vacuum pump to slow down the oxidation process that occurs after opening a bottle of wine, Vacu Vin’s Wine Saver allows you to extend the life of your wine. To use the Wine Saver, simply place the re-usable stopper in a wine bottle and extract the air from the bottle using the Wine Saver pump. A click sound tells you when you have reached the optimum vacuum level. This gift set includes tw… |
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Third Eye Blind $4.99 CD… |
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Family $3.99 This sounds like a pivotal release for Rimes, who made her breakthrough as a childhood prodigy with an uncanny vocal resemblance to Patsy Cline, and then evolved into an eclectic diva who couldn’t quite decide what she wanted to be when she grew up. She’s all grown up now, as both the sensual “Upper Hand” and the spiritual “What I Cannot Change” attest. Rimes had a hand in writing all the material… |
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Masters of Classical Music (Box Set) $26.98 … |
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First & Ten Series 1 [VHS] $4.76 … |
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Bottle Shock $6.26 “Bottle shock” describes what can happen to wine as it travels from place to place. Set in 1976, Randall Miller’s widescreen docudrama concerns the real-life showdown between California’s wineries and their French counterparts. Napa Valley’s Jim Barrett (Lost Highway’s Bill Pullman) has been plugging away for years with minimal success. A former attorney, Barrett runs Chateau Montelena with his wa… |
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A Good Year (Widescreen Edition) $4.99 A feel-good movie that highlights the beauty of France as much as it does its stars, A Good Year provides a languid, gorgeous viewing experience. Director Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe–who first worked together on the Academy Award-winning Gladiator–are reunited in this romantic film, which is based on Peter Mayle’s book A Year in Provence. Crowe plays Max, a workaholic London bonds trader who … |
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The Greatest Story Ever Told $7.23 The life of Christ got an excessively long treatment (260 minutes, later trimmed to 195) in this 1965 film directed by George Stevens (The Diary of Anne Frank). Max von Sydow does beautiful work as Jesus–his spontaneous mourning at discovering his friend Lazarus has died is not like anything in other New Testament epics–and Stevens renders the familiar tale with a handsome authenticity. But the … |